Submit Abstract
Abstract submission is open through July 31, 2010. Acceptance notification will be made by August 15, 2010.
Map/Directions
Driving directions and map to the Noble Foundation campus in Ardmore, OK.
Virus Evolution Workgroup
The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation's popular Workshop in Virus Evolution is back! The seventh incarnation of this event will be October 21-24, 2010, at the Foundation's conference center in Ardmore Oklahoma.
To get added to the mailing list for future updates about this meeting please send an email to mroossinck@noble.org
Special Notices
Abstract Submission: The workshop format of this meeting means that all attendees are expected to participate (i.e. there are no "spectators"). Perspective participants should submit an abstract of recent research suitable for a poster or a 15 minute talk. Abstracts are for planning purposes only, and will not be published. Participants may select their preference for a talk or a poster, but the final decision will be at the discretion of the organizer. Should more than 50 individuals apply, attendees will be selected based on the relevance and significance of their submitted abstracts. Submit Abstract
Registration will include workshop attendance, housing and meals. Please do not register until after your abstract has been accepted. If you are accepted but are unable to attend, please notify the organizer (mroossinck@noble.org) immediately so that someone else can fill your slot.
Getting here: Ardmore is located in south central Oklahoma, approximately midway between the Dallas/FortWorth and Oklahoma City airports. We will make every effort to provide transportation to and from these airports for workshop participants. Rental cars are also available at either airport. Ardmore is also served by an AmTrak Train Station, and a Greyhound Bus Station.